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From the Asuka period (538–710) through the Heian period (794–1192), Yamagata had been shifting towards inclusion in the centralized government located in Kyoto and Nara. However, near the end of the Heian period, conflict arose and
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Kamakura period (1192–1333), the Oshu Fujiwara Clan were defeated by the Kanto Bushi warriors. This led to the Oe Clan (including the Sagae Clan and Nagai Clan) controlling the regions of Murayama and Okitama, and the Mutou Clan (including the Daihoji Clan) controlling the Shonai
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During the Edo period, present-day Shinjō was the center of the Shinjō Domain, a 65,000 koku
Tokugawa feudal domain controlled by the Tozawa Clan (1622–1871) who built Shinjō Castle. Part of the stone wall and the moat are all that remain of the castle that was completely destroyed in the Battle of
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Shipments of products, especially rice and Mogami safflower (used for the classic
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Mogami
Yoshiaki died at Yamagata Castle in 1614. Internal struggles for control within the Tokugawa Shogunate resulted in the1622 seizure of most of the Mogami Clan territory. The Mogami family survived and still exists as a koke (高家). The area formerly administered by the Mogami Clan was divided
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Shinjō has six public elementary schools and four public middle schools operated by the city government and three public high schools operated by the Yamagata Prefectural Board of Education. There is also one private high school. The prefecture also operates one special education school for the
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Two notable earthenware Jomon figures that are Nationally Designated Cultural Properties were found near Shinjo. One is a 4,500 year-old clay figure of a woman (45 cm) referred to as the Venus of the Jomon period (縄文時代の女神), excavated in Funagata Town. The other is the approximately 3,000
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In 712, when Nara became the capital of Japan, the Dewa district was separated from Echigo Province to establish the Dewa Province. Later, the districts of Mogami (present day Mogami and Murayama) and the Okitama district of Mutsu Province were incorporated into Dewa Province.
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excluding lands held by the Tokugawa. Mogami Yoshiaki developed flood control of the Mogami River to allow for safer navigation and for irrigation to increase rice farming. He also reconstructed and expanded Yamagata Castle and the surrounding castle town.
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The rivers and deciduous forests around Shinjo have provided sufficient game and edible plants for human habitation since prehistoric times. Fragments of pottery and flints from the Jomon period (12,000 BC – 400 BC) continue to be found on building sites.
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into regions directly ruled or controlled by feudal lords close to the Tokugawa Shogunate. The Sakai Clan was given control of the Shonai region, and the Tozawa Clan controlled the Shinjo region until the end of the Tokugawa Shogunate in 1868.
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design. The floats are judged and the three winners displayed in Shinjō Station, and the Shinjō History Center. The rest are dismantled. In 2017, the Shinjō Matsuri was added to the list of UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
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city legislature of 18 members. The city contributes two members to the Yamagata Prefectural Assembly. In terms of national politics, the city is part of Yamagata District 2 of the
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314:City Settled
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2060:Kaminoyama
1936:2009-12-17
1844:References
1595:unicameral
1585:Government
1161:(≥ 1.0 mm)
551:Mamurogawa
515:population
494:Shinjō-shi
351:Population
322:Government
295:Prefecture
66:newspapers
2285:Shirataka
2258:Nishikawa
2160:Kawanishi
2119:Districts
2080:Obanazawa
2055:Higashine
2022:Core city
1899:March 26,
1872:March 26,
1609:Education
525:Geography
452:Hydrangea
373:Time zone
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2211:Kaneyama
2206:Funagata
2165:Takahata
2148:Yamanobe
2143:Nakayama
2110:Yonezawa
2105:Tsuruoka
2065:Murayama
2030:Yamagata
2007:Yamagata
1819:shamisen
1728:Highways
1718:Masukata
1541:region.
1348:Source:
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1253:Average
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576:Funagata
556:Sakegawa
546:Kaneyama
462:Momi Fir
300:Yamagata
245:140°18′E
2194:Ōishida
2012:capital
1668:Izumita
1623:Railway
1601:of the
1577:Economy
1510:History
1082:2,005.6
1074:(7.37)
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760:(69.6)
755:(58.1)
750:(44.8)
745:(37.4)
740:(35.6)
725:(66.2)
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715:(86.2)
710:(96.4)
700:(98.4)
695:(92.8)
690:(93.0)
685:(86.4)
680:(69.8)
675:(58.6)
670:(55.9)
594:Climate
439:Symbols
421:Website
406:Climate
397:Address
271:Country
242:38°46′N
80:scholar
2253:Kahoku
2236:Tozawa
2221:Mogami
2182:Shōnai
2177:Mikawa
2095:Shinjō
2090:Sakata
2075:Nan'yō
2048:Cities
1801:Yattai
1797:Daimyō
1792:daimyō
1714:Shinjō
1693:Shinjō
1664:Shinjō
1643:Shinjō
1503:−11.4%
1500:34,432
1489:38,850
1478:42,151
1467:43,125
1456:42,911
1445:42,120
1434:43,550
1426:+30.3%
1423:41,358
1412:31,730
1404:+16.1%
1401:30,192
1390:26,003
1334:104.7
1331:125.2
1328:164.8
1325:132.7
1322:158.0
1319:176.2
1316:154.5
1313:107.6
1201:191.8
1154:(251)
1144:(4.7)
1109:(2.4)
1005:(4.6)
960:(2.3)
621:Month
586:Yuzawa
566:Mogami
561:Tozawa
482:Shinjō
448:Flower
359:34,937
288:Tōhoku
283:Region
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180:Emblem
125:Shinjō
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2248:Asahi
2226:Ōkura
2100:Tendō
2085:Sagae
2070:Nagai
1813:taiko
1497:2020
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1448:−3.3%
1442:1970
1437:+5.3%
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1420:1950
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1337:66.6
1310:59.9
1307:37.1
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1245:15.1
1218:14.4
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1072:187.3
1067:156.5
1062:140.5
1057:196.4
1052:219.6
1047:126.0
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1032:126.7
1027:154.0
1022:238.4
1008:−20.2
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958:−16.5
953:−20.2
948:−19.6
660:Year
571:Okura
511:Japan
501:is a
378:UTC+9
276:Japan
87:JSTOR
73:books
2275:Iide
2131:Yuza
1901:2022
1874:2022
1376:Pop.
1372:Year
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1221:1.4
1139:(0)
1134:(0)
1129:(0)
1124:(0)
1119:(0)
1114:(0)
1037:97.5
998:−5.8
993:−0.8
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968:−2.1
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908:19.3
903:14.9
888:−1.6
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878:−3.7
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668:13.3
657:Dec
654:Nov
651:Oct
648:Sep
645:Aug
642:Jul
639:Jun
636:May
633:Apr
630:Mar
627:Feb
624:Jan
503:city
458:Tree
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978:7.6
973:3.7
938:7.1
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898:9.5
893:3.1
863:1.5
858:6.7
823:8.5
818:2.4
793:4.4
748:7.1
743:3.0
738:2.0
607:Dfa
505:in
488:新庄市
415:Dfa
411:Cfa
131:新庄市
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